.... Takuo Dome, Osaka University InternationalTrade and PoliticalInstitutions: Instituting Trade in the Long Nineteenth Century. By Fiona McGillivray, Iain McLean, Robert Pahre, and Cheryl Schonhardt-Bailey. Cheltenham, U.K.: Edward Elgar, 2001. 242 pp. $80.00. International trade theory...

...P. J. Cain Copyright © 1979 by Duke University Press 1979 History of Political Economy I1:3 C 1979 by Duke University Press International trade and economic development in the work of J. A. Hobson before...

... Essays in the History of International Trade Theory. By Arthur I. Bloomfield. Brookfield, Vt.: Edward Elgar, 1994. 273 pp. $59.95. An economist interested in writing on the history of international trade theory must do two things after reading the prim’ary literature. First, consult the writings...

... Bowley , M. , Nassau Senior . London, 1937 . Brems , H. , “Ricardo's Long-Run Equilibrium.” History of Political Economy 2 ( 1970 ): 225 -45. Caves , R. E. , and R. W. Jones World Trade nd Payments . Boston, 1973 . Graham , F. D. “The Theory of International Values...

... in Manufactures among the Industrial Countries American Economic Review 56 . 3 : 466 -73. Beach , W. E. 1936 . Some Aspects of International Trade under Monopolistic Competition. In Explorations in Economics: Notes and Essays Contributed in Honour of F. W. Taussig . New York: McGraw-Hill. Caves...

... to it. William J. Barber, Wesleyan University 10.1215/00182702-2008-029 Eli Heckscher, International Trade, and Economic History. Edited by Ronald Findlay, Rolf G. H. Henriksson, Håkan Lindgren, and Mats Lundahl. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2006. xi...

... as in his text. The interesting question he addresses is how far his four authors, of whom Hume, Smith, and Ricardo largely established the case for open international markets, qual- ified the conclusion that free markets are universally beneficial. The book concerns development as much as trade, so...

...Giuseppe Freni; Neri Salvadori; Rodolfo Signorino Malthus’s main economic argument against free corn trade in his Essay on Population concerned the issue of structural change triggered by international trade. Malthus claimed that, in the long run, agricultural countries will develop their domestic...

...Christopher Bliss Book Reviews 695 Comparative Advantage in International Trade: A Historical Perspective. By Andrea Maneschi. Cheltenham, U.K., and Northampton, Mass.: Edward Elgar, 1998. 258 pp. $81.00. A problem from which economists...

...Alain Béraud; Guy Numa Abstract Cournot's views on the effects of international trade on social income have received little attention. Drawing upon a comprehensive analysis of Cournot's writings, this article shows that Cournot distinguished between variations in nominal income and variations...

... imports. Moreover, we investigate the theoretical influences on Malthus's analysis of international corn trade, particularly the Smithian one. Is Food Self-Sufficiency Conducive to Long-Term Growth? An Assessment of Malthus (1803) on the International Corn Trade Neri Salvadori and Rodolfo...

... for railroads, for government rules might be more lax than those imposed by the market. He also opposed those who sought to limit free trade, on the grounds that the international market was imperfect or as a means through which to negoti- ate reciprocity treaties. He argued that patents encouraged...

... thus identified several exceptions to free international trade that justified government intervention in the form of restrictions on imports and public subsidies to domestic industries. Going beyond Adam Smith’s arguments for protective tariffs, Say maintained that government could play a role...

... by the historical pattern of integration of those economies into international trade. Correspondence may be sent to Mauro Boianovsky, Department of Economics, Universidade de Brasilia, CP 4302, Brasilia D.F. 70910-900, Brazil; e-mail: boianovs@unb.br . I would like to thank Rosa Freire Aguiar, Furtado's widow...

...Marina Bianchi Tibor Scitovsky made fundamental contributions across many fields of economics, from international trade and growth to monopoly power and competition. But his main interest, and principal legacy, has been in exploring new areas in welfare economics by drawing on research...

... trade. In this connection, the paper investigates Genovesi’s idea that the maintenance of a country’s “trading fund” should be the fundamental objective for its internal and external trade policies. These policies, according to Genovesi, should be consistent with the context of the body politic under...

... is a process dependent on the increase in the share and signi cance of socialist countries and social- ist elements in international trade and international economic relations in general (53 54). These examples show the importance of the world econ- omy, structuralist thinking, and neoclassical economics...

... theory of international trade as developed in the Essay and in chapter 7, “On Foreign Trade,” of the Principles (Burgstaller 1986; Findlay 1974; Maneschi 1983, 1992). Finally, Mark Blaug (1956, 41) claimed that “the body of doctrine which Ricardo bequeathed to his fol- lowers rested on a series...

... Essai , relevant passages from the English versions of Cantillon’s writings. Two kinds of development can be seen in his writings. The first kind of development, internal to each of the versions of his work, is due to the way in which Cantillon builds up his theories. Since he typically starts from...

... , Cuniiffe 1918 . The interim report of the committee on currency and foreign exchanges . Command 9182m, HMSO. London. Feis , Herbert 1926 . ‘Mechanism of adjustment of international trade balances.’ American Economic Review 16 : 593 -609. Ford , A. G. 1962 . The gold standard 1880...